brimlad – Old English noun declension

Old English noun forms of brimlad

Noun: brimlad
Gender:

Nominative

Singularbrimlād
Pluralbrimlāda; brimlāde

Genitive

Singularbrimlāde
Pluralbrimlāda

Dative

Singularbrimlāde
Pluralbrimlādum

Accusative

Singularbrimlāde
Pluralbrimlāda; brimlāde

Sample Sentences

  • Forþon him ġelȳfeð lȳt, sē þe āh līfes wyn ġebiden in burgum, bealosīþa hwōn, wlonc ond wīngāl, hū iċ wēriġ oft in brimlāde bīdan sċeolde. (At first he believes a little, who has life’s mirth lasted in towns, a little of woes, proud and wine-flown, how weary I oft had to linger on the sea-road.) [10th century, The Seafarer:]

Nouns inflected like brimlad

brimlad, lagulad, lad, bad, pad, rad, hranrad, snad,

Etymology

From brim (“sea”) + lād (“way”).

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